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GHKINO GRAPEVINES
I Tuts ores h Snlil to llnalen Dla
i Sly Hiul Improve HIe I and
S > Uuitlllr tr Crnpim
9 reprocess of gtrtfllitg grapevines
tojBtm maturity I aortas the IM
Ht iiiirovt the quality of grapes hue
lf tree i xttn tv ty practiced IB the
1 e Erie archipelago > The Xtw York
Ai > exjwrlmeBt station bas road
fny experiments hoxvlnjf varying r >
Ita on different kind of gasper On
iupjrc State both bnnek aad htrrr
sort tenor aad began to ripen tl days
Vnrller than on the un ringed Other
varlrtle showed little or BO effect
TMnOtlBBMl kinds like the Warden
t ul the tendency to crack Increitrd
Delaware MMMd to lose qtMlitjr Cut
t
CIIHDUVO QMA1MEV1XK
holl l e4 ky tie 31w turk SUM sta
ll in iftrdilac araatvibta sett apptar
aac of ai4le4 rises
ling back sew growth on ringed rlM
flat tkr fralt better quail jr TUn eUect
tif ringtcg devltalUe somewhat but
judirtoutly I practiced even tide cimuJa
lire effects oa ttroB growIng ki4ft
ied l Met be dlaaatrtiM
Grower bare found that the best reo
salts are oblalaed liy dolag 1M work
when the grapes are about oar tkhd
gratis lk exact tlio depending OR
tb MWMMI sod varlrtj The operation
may be jwrforewtl wlik a knife but
where riaftag U nitDIIYII ly engaged
in a tool tletlfiird for the purpose it
usedTke
The arvotaparijritg figure 1 s ex
pUlnrd bejnw tlje cut Itself
The satft station explain the reason
of the elfwU oa the fruit ss follow
The food Materials taken In by the
1rots pass I up through the outer layers
< wood te the preea parts of the ptoNt
lire new Material for growth to
formed sad the ItNtlos that Is Dt
I Herded My the lean and slier gases
Paris tares w ward far the asst
pn thrM k tit hMMtr barb in its Ma
mMiafl wbrmr It te aeeMd The
Iwt1J
VItIN tHviii
meat of the solution It not interfered
with bal since tke downward pacsag
takea place through tko Inner bark the
Now to arrested wkrw it arrives at tin
paint where the bark kai been removed
Con e < UrMty the parts of the plant
thai are above the point where the ring
of bark has keen removed receive more
than a wornial supply of food which
tends to fendnco Increase IN tlw ned
earlier ripening of the fruit Okie
Jarmcr
iiur XniiiinR nm Hi iir i
TatruMlo the nursery local or other
wise that give you the wry beet stock
for the iH aey and dont object to pet I
lag a good price for n flntfbu tree
but dont buy from aa agent yrnd tit
rent to the nursery liny of only well
established nurseries that late food
local and favorable national repute
lions Where apple trots or nv OUt W
kind of fruit tree are planted > thl
iduntiT wont to be sere he U I not nmH
Jug a inUtuKe wants to know that 1 lie
In ptantlug trees that are true to name
of Rood vigor and that will do their part
If hi will do lilt We do not advlie dli
crimlnntlon against the local ttvnvry
man If he has good good fnlr prices
and sanest methods of wiling and If In
your locality the nureryman tries to
nerve Ida tniMomen faithfully RhK
them what they jwy for and know how
to grow flr > tcloM stock then do bust
new with Mm Farmers Voice
it
Oleo nil n Knl llntlnn
IW wonder whether the writers
1ho urg tko H c of oleo na n worthy
entunI
I 1 It for any ootwMerablu period Tlie
writer lived for nearly two ycHrs with
I really t t
Rtato The native butter wrap scarce
I mid of mhurable quilt our dairy
> t wna In nn embryonic state and from
rnotlvoa of vewnoniy It was not
t detuned prartlcablu to buy goal
northern button So wo trlml l to con
test ounolve with oleo HB a fat ra
tion Scarcely one individual out of
300 over profosvcd to like It and tnnny
trio of sickness treated by renldert
physician seemed to bo tllrt ctly
Illrietlya a
Now Yorker
1fiCllm 1 Worm In Inmhs
The iitomaah worm In lambs U often
n cause of serious trouble which oe
olin in the fait tometlmcs In Scptom
her but more frequently not until Inter
Tko worm is about thrco fourths of on
r hum long scarcely larger than n thread
of cotton The remedy advised for
them at n meeting of the VUconslu
1h sheep growers was to keep the iamb
k without food until Its stomach was
epipty then give n mixture of four
ounots of raw linseed oil nnd two or
three tablespoonfuls of benxlpu or gas
oline 1 > sn this works off It will ex
i pal the worms often in considerable
numbers
1By 1 the way Isnt this n good record
to establish 1 Nobody buys tin arlmnl
twice of nay but nu honest iiiuu wh
dots right by him
I
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FEEDING IN WINTER
0n1IdOunrseVodder
SlenmlnK nntl Cooklim Ciinrup Poildcr
for Cons U n Irnollce That
Iny Well
In feeding corncUlttt the dairy cows
rhow that they rcttak them much butI
ter thou when f4 dry and hard Thorc I
la I Improvement in the actual nourish I
lag qualities of thu stnlUs by cooking j
then for the process does not add any I
tklug to them but the net that the I
fodder Is made more palatable to the 1
allllllal I Is I BOllktUnt oxeusu for one I
adopting this course Dry hard corn
stalk are not really pleasant food to I
etmB nod tnany will eat them onlI I
when toned to It from hunger HiliI I
If the stalks arc taken and out up into I
mall lengths and then cooked or
trained and fed to the animals worm I
they 1 have an odor that Is I refreshing
Cows will eat the miiih thus mlulI I
greedily If one has I steam on the farm I
the fodder stalks CUB bo cooked with
the steam much quicker than by any
other method If we add a llule In
to thin cooked mush the cows vlll rat
far more than when fed any other way
In feeding the stalk In thus way the
grain food should not be cut down IUI I
some are Inclined to do for aa said be
fore nothing la I aided to the stalks by
cooking them
I believe that all good dairy cows re
spond quickly to good feeding and little
Improvetneals the method of prepar
ing their food In cold weather they
bow tke effect of warm feeding Imme
diately It stands to reason that tkey
feel better when they kale warm food
to take Into their stomach just as much
as n man Ily tempting them Irl this
way we undoubtedly increase the flow
of milk Anything that freshens the
appetite and make the food more pal
stable is very apt to affect the milk
flow favoraWj 1 he work of steaming
or cooking the fodder adds quite mate
richly to tile dairymans labor bat If
It earn be done see or twice a week It
will help to Improve the milk supply
1ovltr raisers sec te it that their birds
kate warm food once a day through
the winter and It may he tkat dairy
men can And In I It n lesson far them
They all agree that warm food agrees
with the bees laying eggs and greatly
helps In iBcreaslny the supply of this
plOcluetIt P Smith in American Cul
oratorBLINDFOLDING
BLINDFOLDING COWS
Cnnvn Properly Cut and IlMed I A
Inrllellor Arrnnnrinrnl Than
llenvy lltiMril Hllndvr
Ilreochy cattle are often forced to
angry a beery hoard bltotfer i upon their
head the weight and ebnflnir of title
War an unnecessary jHeaa I > f cruelty
t
MANAGING A RRRBCIIV COW
Use a hit et onmns out and fitted In the
tiNtnner hovti In the out with rings
to 11111 over the horns and n strap to
fasten beneath the jaw Let thu rings
altpon the horns far enough so the cloth
will hot easily I come off Orange Judd
KannerDAIRY
DAIRY SUGGESTIONS
It douhtloss pays well to Invest in
some of tho device which keep the
wnter so that each cow can help her
self when she wants it Milk is I noar
ly I nil wntvr anyhow
All cattle feel the pinch of cold in
winter and unless additional feed und
good comfortable quarters nre givon
them they will fall off rapidly In eon
ditlon and will be unprofitable all
wlntur
Mnko your stable floors nnd gutters
water tight and use absorbuuts or
conduct the liquid manure to a cistern
In the barnyard when It unit bo
pumped out and sprayed on the mead
ow
owsCharcoal
Charcoal is n good absorber of gases
In thu milk room where foul gases
are proeunt It should be rashly
pot lured and kept thuru continually
especially In hot weather when un
whelosoinu odors are most liable to
Infect tho milk Knrm Journal
Attend his ierlrncr Mretlnar
Scientific fanning Is farming In no
eordance with natures Immutable
fut Is I what farmers have been trying
to do since the very first beg ualugs ot <
tko industry Them laws men kawt
measurably learned by experience
Should each depend on his own exjier
puce for the knowledge needed to guldt
him In his Industry he would not learn
In his lifetime the Alphabet bf farming
He has unconsciously benefited from
the accumulated experience of ages
Could he not benefit more now that sc
much has been learned by freqnun
farmer meetings discussions of ninth
oils and exchange of experiences
Fanners Kevlow
lllildnar Mire l1I1Ipu
If there la I any ono thing about
lulrylug that has been thoroughly
anti completely demonstrated It Is
that milking makes milkers Tlio
best sow In the world can bo ruined
as n milker in a comparatively short
tune by simply lotting the calf suck
her or by curelessnoss In milking
Thcninnwhohastcn or twelve or more
cows nail milks thorn year In and year
out keeps right at it nUll practices
improved mothods of feeding will got
ahead right along It dont pay to
milk the cows one year nnd let the
calves sitok the next says the Cream
cry Cuktto
r
mm
MATHEMATICAL WONDERS 1
What One Inoli vt Ituln JIcnn tie
tiliutvii liy StutUtlcnl
CnlouintluuM
It It perhaps little cuosolatlon on a
drenching wet day to reflect on tha
mathematical marvel the rain rtjir
scuts It is however a littleknown
fact that within the compass of the
oommon e > reeslon an lack of rain
there are arowded statistic that nay
well take away the breath OTWI of 11
senior wrangler
It requires of course men than an
aIt
average wet day to prodoe an
rain so tbat we may faint taM a sIn
file Inch as a very possible standard of
selculatloa font reaUy soaking day
Oa sash a day aaautDlWct that the fall
Is universal throughout tAt United
Kingdom the aggregate fall reaches
tbe stupendous total of over T6ttooO
coo toss of water We realise soni
thing of what thew flgtires mean when
wa wueulate that a IU of an Inch of
rain over the United Kingdom wonld
allow a distribution of 1UO gallons of
water to very mast Wfjioan and clfkl
living on the entire eartk today or a
dally allowance for a wkoto year of
3 It gallons for cull inkabltaat The
rainfall of three similar days ett1d
aatwelgk all the Inhabitants of t6
earth If we distribute our rainfall among
the Inhabitants of the United King
dom the allowance to each individual
could AH an enormous tank SO feet
song IT feet wide and 5 feet deep
This supply of water wonld measure
4IMO gallons and would weigh no leaa
than 1W tons a weight which would
tax the strength of a town of 8000 In
habitants to lift
With a single days supply of rain we
could make a miniature Niagara over
which the water wovkl pour night and
day for a whole year at the rate lit
MT8000 gallons a minute A slag
minutes fall would fill a reservoir 300
feet square to the depth of 6 fet 30
Inches and frost this reservoir every
man woman and ekild In O cat Britain
and Ireland might take lays gift < of
water without emptying it Over our
Niagara during the course of tko year
would pour the aiBaxing total of 173
04K000ooo gallon of water
To contain these hundreds ef thou
sands of million of gallon let tw dig
through the heart of Oat llritaln from
extreme north and south a canal three
miles wide and let us pour Into this
channel all the water that lows In a
year over our Niagara We skull Hail
that at the end of the year tide case
moue canal 08 mile long and tktte
miles I wide will be filled to a depth of
6 feet 6 Inches aDd thus we kAva ton
l rioned within Intelligible bounds Itn
Mock of rain the products of a wt
day over the United Kingdom
If we ia kkm a colossal tank large
enough 0 aanttii the whole of the
tilt 9t Ihn and build lu aWn i4M
JwJ hir tko gift Mr took elI
A + iutflm iMs tank to the brim to
that U wo drop Into It three Seafclls
one perched on the summit of another
the topmost mountain will only show
M feet of lu summit above the surface
of ear tank If we widen the area of
our tank so that it will take in the
whole of the county of London with
Its 7i44B acres equal to an area 119
miles long and JI miles wide our Inch
of rain will 1111 it to a depth of 64 feet
and will practically submerge the whole
of London with its 4600000 inhab
itants and It will even flood the whole
of the county of Middlesex ta a depth of
UH feet
The weight of our inch of rain Is I
7001163000 tons n weight too great al
most to deal with in fancy even If we
call Into requisition every locomotive
throughout the entire world and set
them to wark to remove our Inch of
rain each engine will have to make
no fed r than 0 journeys transport
ing at each Journey a weight of over
1000 tons If It were possible to remove
our days rainfall in a single Journey
the necessary train of tanks each con
taming 10 tons of water would be long
enough to wind Itself 123 times round
the earth at the equator
The engines of the United Kingdom
would naturally be very inadequate to
cope with such n burden If each en
gine In Great Britain and Ireland could
draw an average weight of 700 tons It
would be necessary to make two Jour
dAYthroughollt
throughout a whole year to come
within measurable distance of accom
dIshing the task Similarly if we at
tempt to remove It by road It would I
be necessary for all tile horses In the
theUn journeys I
a day for a year
It IB fortunate tkat we are not called
on to pay for our supply of water fflt
a single 1 days supply even at t the mot
crate rate of a penny for 100 gallons
would coat iu S34S887J or more gold
than 10000 strong men could carry any
distance At this rate a 30 hours rain
fall or aa inch and a half of rain would
cost us as much as our entire national
expenditure for a year Titlilts
Cnrrxlntr It Too Fnr
1I0ddughnmIm
Im n self made man I aint never had
no nobodyI
I believe you said the young man
who was applying for a job You have
even gone so fur apparently ns to mult h e
your own Kngllsh Chicago Evening
News
1I1I1lnnllIlI
When the astronomer considers that
the earth is but n speck I In the universe
and that man is but n speck on the
earth it must make him feel small
Yes but when he compares htmtelf
with the men who dont knowwiough
to fuel small it must make him feel bit
ruckAnnulnR
AmiiJilnr the Angel Clllil
Mrs Van Swamp William dear as
you have another chill coming on will
you kindly hold the babys rattle in
your hand It amuses the sweet pre
Hous so much Harpers Uazur
I
r
r LAWRENCE FISHING
rf4
AaRI rag oi the Grcnt Illvrr Its
ltcea Very Iul1 nnrllitf the °
Past SonMon
r
buy IK rr an no public waters
11 1 + hf ILI are more carefully ob
BUrrOp aLl ttkhing Is carried on in a
intfr ptTtfinurllkp manner than at
ottlt l
IlttO I B a tin tate reservation on the
Su Owwrrnce river The special pro
sin tin Ti me laws relating to the
1 b of Die Thousand Ulanc make
Jti1lprn jeuxn for black bass t argil
1J pickerel pike walleyed pike MneII I
imUfccllunfrv from June 9 to January J
IMpale limit ten inches in length con
UjJiLli + legally l taken No person Is I per
t to catch kill or possess more
UiM 12 lfts In l any one day and where
l > s9e more prrtona are fishing from
iltS Mme boat they cannot take to ex
cm 24 bass In a day
9 Anglers Anftoclfitlon of the St
JiSJgffence River a large and influential
Offiantaatlon composed mainly of
jiftfiftln nt business and professional
In0i from litrnt parts of the United
SluidB w ho have summer home among
Ulfl Wa ul > and alho including many oi
tlJalrl ludlal citizen of Clayton and
1It Cria buy is I entitled to great
or t for the healthy sentiment rc
Ii l > g fishing which prevails within
tlf rwration It is I largely due to
tltt efforti of the association that the
International park exists that the spi i
ojfil Jirotectlvc provisions were enaced
ntlfl art enforced aril that the Haiti
inoat In for of srorttmanlike angling
it te strung
Dirinir the first few weeks after the
ORIel Irlll this year the flshingwas
net wry ifcM in the river owing to the
greflt number of mcnhadn For some
time the lIa muskellunge and pick
erel all d filayed utter contempt for
the anpUiY hock trolling poon and
live bait evluently finding their wants
full > uilin by the myriads of little
Halt inentiuned About August 1 how I
ever the tutne fish begrun to bite vlg
or Usly aid they have kept it np so
that ns si l whale thlc has been one of the
best nMiinjr seasons known on the St
Lawrenie ror many years
Tile M > rrsjje weight of the black bass
vinlcli are caught in the waters of the
St La + trace is I from one and one and a
half to two pounds and a threepound
Or is rorMrred quite a big one When
oil 1 miiKht which tips the scales at
four pounds it is I an event which is
word rurging < about and every ounce
abode that weight is I counted as of
great importance Once In a great
wdle II pecimen is taken weighing
ton i a half or tine pounds but such
Mourrrrcrs are extremely rare The St
fawrcnre jrfckercl or pike proper aver
age fttin vJireu to seven pounds in
to glrt and a tenpounder is a big one
It to ret a very uncommon thing how
to HO them welglring from IS to
m ands sad in rare caeca they are
tekW Wtglilng to liouada or even a
trill store The miiskelluugo frequent
frequently I
wUJh weigh from 14 to M pounds are
conmtd as good ones hardly a season
pas Mt without the capture of a speci
men weighing from 30 to 40 pounds
and dace In n great while even the Jot
ter mark Is J patted
From records kept during the past
sea un of big muskellunge caught on
the river the following figures arc
talon Augusta pound inuskel
lunge sought near Terrace park one
weighing Ifi pounds taken near Big if j
landi one weighing ten and otehaif
pounds caught off Itaitlett point one
mile above Clayton two captured near
Hamiltons Wand one weighing is atci
the other 30 pounds September A
muskellunge captured by a Frontennr
guest weighed over 30 pounds speci
green were caught near Carleton bland
weighing 27 i8V4 0 and IS pounds re
spectively hear Mile Tree point one
was taken weighing isyfe pound Many
fine catches of block bass and pickerel
were alto made Several very large
walleyed pike were taken in the river
opposite Fine View They were caught
ID deep water
Black bass were very numerous in
the vicinity of Cape Vincent during the
season and oarsmen found profitable
employment In fishing for the market
Quantities of them were sold for five
rents a pound It 1s said that a gentle
man from New York together with his
guide took 3400 pounds of black bats
In the lake near Qqw Vincent and oil
Stony Island The waters around Cape
Vincent are not Incluivrt in thc state
reservation of the St Lawrence river
CHen Humid
IIurntdiClnir
Ktnic Caleb Iuilillnir
Two pounds raisins two pounds cur
rants two pounds sugar one pound
Hour one lutul bert suet chopped
ins half n hound citron diced thin
IS eggs well beaten 1V4 pounds bread
rumu one uuttneg grate1 and the
juice of one lomoa If wine or whis
ky Is mad three wlneglassfiilH A few
i + vuet nlmondB chopped fine and two
nipfnls at + set milk Mix all these
rrndunily n handful of each fruit
itigar Hour etc and iul < l a little sin
toning as you mix Let it bolt steadily
live hours LndlcV World
HIMV the Loser Felt
Extract from n love story in a pop
aJar mngnzluet die had no sooner
luetl his eyes to hers which were of a
deep violet color than his hart began
to beat with rapidity A choking swi
intion pervaded his entire being uirt
out for the presence of an armchair I
tie would have fallen semiconscious at
tier feet Itouslng himself with nn ef
ort he possessed himself of her hard
ud apprised her of his affection to
n hich she responded In exec lent
French
Inmlejr nail Onion
Parsley should always garnish a dish
rontnlning onions ps it takes away
the t odor most people object to It even
prevents the aftertaste If eaten by the
Individual who loves onions and cut
Lave iliem Pittsburgh Dispatch
Wee Little Tots I I I
Cannot stead opiates when attacked with
withCroyp I I
is Croup Cure U the remedy COcU
ctI I I
lUanitiag OhaU the command
Male Pi re what would you do
doW I I
hoseJudy Ii
JutfrI I
To Cnre n Cold In One Dn
fako LaxaUve DroaaoQWnlueTablet All
Quinine
droggteU refODdmouojUIt falls to cure 25C I
nidI I
f saidDid i
fancyt I
to a gold one set with diamondaN Oi i
Tim DtIDOCrIt
0 I
Tlin UHII A Cronocnt
Only II boors to New Orleans The Queen
ft Crwwcut is the kortet line South
Sons lIMn show good Judgment by show
News ing a lack of Mtfccctidence Chicago Daily
I
1UTNASI PADKLBSS DYES produce
the fastest and brightest color of any
known dye stair Sold by all druggists
The veracity of figure often depends upon
the honesty of the statistician Chicago
Daily New i
I
We have not been without Pises Cure for i
Conlupion for 30 pareLizzie rerrel I
Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 01I I I I
Irobablr the most difficult man in theI I
world to nUsi is toe one who doctnt know
what he waot Ckieaao Daily eVII I I j
Halos Honey of Horekound and Tar re
lieves whooping cough I
IikeTJ ToetfiscTie Drops Cure in one minute I
While thou direst keep a good tongue in I
thy head Sbaksepcare I
bendShakepcareTIUa
THE MUIKBT8
MtitICLTSCincinnati
Cincinnati Jan 8
LIVE STOCKCattle eomn 1 35 4 ro
d et butcher 11i i 4 10
CAIIRS
CAlAKSBxim 1 T
1HOaSCbole > b
Mixed I packers 4 JO < M 40
gLIRbthlllpera < b
BHaPCnopB f t0 MW
AMDSBxtm SW S 5 N
GRAJNWht PLOUUWlnter 1II o a red W4W S s r
SCornNo
CornNo 2 mixed 9 13
Oatso S mtx d
Ttvi Na 2 5
bitt
PROVWlONS less lorkCi
Lard w 5 C5
IIAY Cholee timothy lorki i IrGmO
BCTTKUCnolce dairy to 0
Choice creamery is 31
AWLlESCholi to fatley1 S I1 W
9
OTATOKSP brl 1110 ffi 00
CHICAQO
FLOUnWlaUr patent i 40 O S M
DRAIN WheatNo 2 red Wet Ci1 L
No S cUotc spring WWg ml
COINV o 2 5 a
OATSNO 2u to
IORKI 1 94tt WIG 6
LAJdStm ift j5S5 I
NEW YORK
FLOURWlnter Unt 388 01
WHKATNo red tp 75
COKNNo 5 mixed W MA
StYli W fAt A
I6RKM ii WOO vI ro
UiVRUBtMtm Qo < 622 5
ItALTlMOnB
FLOUR Family 311 U 5 M
OUAIN WheatNo S rail U CJt
Southern W W
Oor > i MUe l 31st v i u
Oats Ko 2 white WiW WA
Uyfr No 2 western wi u 57
CATTLB First ualtty 4 IItii 4 SO
HOGS Wvotarn 500
INDIANAPOLIS
aRINWhCt 3 rooC8
cr o m = 22Ut
OOaatio S ml t Ut i
LOUISVILLE
FLOUR Wlnur patent 3 U O3U iI I
GIlAlNWh tNo 2 red 7Jt 7
CornMixed I b
8GOau
POKKM C D roI I
LAUDStCim fi f C CO
AN APPEAL TO HUMANITY GENERALLY i
We need your twutancc In announcing to tile world the GREATEST REMEDY that Science
has ever produced and you aced our oulcuncc to secure relief for yourself and friends
throujh 5VANSON5 s DKOP3
131 ff IMR C rf O I I D D CT IVJi s A u ly a the American Nary has con
A REMEDY dslheAmerican
rV El IWl C LS I O U B rC C Vll C cruered and trill conquer all that oppose
It to will 5 DROPS unailinjtly conquer all diieue like RheumatUin ScIatic Neuralgia n I
Lnmbato ellfrb 01 lit kinds ASTHMA Dyspepls Backache Slaplesanefl Nervuuseu
Heart VkaT OhKlie Earache Creeping Numbness Dronchltls
Liver and Kidney Trouble etc etc or any disease for which we rec
ommend it 5 DROPS ls the name and the dose 5 DROPS III per
fectly narrates It does not contain SallcyUlc of Soda nor Opiates in toy
form The Child ran use Itaa well as the Adult
Reed carefully what Mr I R Smith of El Dorado Spring Mo write
ui under date of NOT 37 1879 al o
a1899ralso m m
Mart n Dowers of Caragnar Ohio NEURAaLGIA
under date cf Dec 16th 189V
lrtorotk how tofJKpreu bow wonderfrl I thlnt jour IS DROPS
mediemrl I wai tufforiiur lnt iiMlr wltb NEtUlALOlA and tboucnt for
month that t would have to die The day a lady curied to see me and brOUllb
me as advert wmente rif DltOlS I ntolrwl u > try It and rnt for a ample bottle Huvo
trn taklOjf + ttorthtee ttlIlIud bare not bad an attack of ulfrlcJ Ioce Ill the Uru do e 1 a
1 lIauuPd 10 JII Tat tl1eOlen III oililTrl ran I ball alto toko pleanurj In retommona
amour 6 DICOIS tort be nre of NEU1tALOIIA QprlcgtL n tTlx191
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alltat wy 1 Wilt Slid mOle duo I bad severe pains all orermy Lady when night came I nlllidrOU Nile
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twenty years and liked it veryn
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years do you 1i i
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fails to do this work either
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out for keeping your scalp
clean and healthy and for mal
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